The pot stood at approximately 700,000 with two players looking at a board that read 10?9?3?Q?.
Alexander Van Der Swaluw, in the big blind, checked the action over to Mohammad Haidar, in the hijack. Haidar bet 200,000 and Van Der Swaluw check-raised to 750,000. Haidar called.
The 7? fell on the river and Van Der Swaluw moved all in for 3,170,000; more than enough to put Haidar to the test for his remaining 2,800,000. Haidar remained in the tank for some time before making the call.
Mohammad Haidar: K?Q?
Alexander Van Der Swaluw: K?J?
Haidar's top pair was way behind the king-high straight of Van Der Swaluw, sending him to the rail in 12th place.
Player | Chips | Progress |
---|---|---|
Alexander van der Swaluw |
8,170,000
5,030,000
|
5,030,000 |
Mohammad Haidar | Busted |